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THE DAILY NEws

LEADING NEWSPAPER IN NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA
Published Daily and Weckly by
THE PRINCE RUPERT PUBLISHING CO. LTD., PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

   

going well,

ae Be-| Was 8
ar di Sei Fich Gon Some boys decided to play a

trick on him. They dug a trench
not be Got to Market in a dark spot which the grave-

digger always passed over, and
one of their number, clothed in a
iwhite sheet, hid behind a tree

Fridays at 9 a.m.

   
  

 

For Vancouver, Victoria and

$.$. PRINCE ALBERT O8 Jony

Sundays at 6 p.m.,

 

H. F. MeRAR, EDITOR AND GENERAL MANAGER
HEAD OFFICE

Daily News Building, Third Ave., Prince Rupert, B. GC. Telephone 98.

SUBSCRIPTION RATIES—To Canada, United States and Mexico:

Six of‘our boats are still tied
jup,’ said Mr. Collins, of the Gan.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

          
    

   

 

       
  

       
  

 

 
 

Daily, 50 I ; ‘ i adian Fish & Cold Storage Co.} Ppne gravedigger at midnieht
‘ . ar . & _r ovear R ‘ E i ; .
y, 5OC i ane ee $6.00 per ye +f etd if p 7? ‘The weather is favorable and|duly appeared, and, sure enough, For Vancouver and Victoria, commencing Su
advance. eekly, $2. er ‘ar. / or ries: aily, ¢ x
£8.00 per year "Weekly $s tO pe v ey she AW ies baal fishing is good but we cannot’ he stumbled and fell into the For those contemplating a Ta te point ¢
t e ‘al PCKLY, B2.. er year, strictls 1 ac ‘e, ; ; be va . ; ; SVETERY (the D
gel the boats to take the fish to} grave. TRURK RalLWAY SY aD .
6 BRANCH OFFICES AND AGENCIES jmarket. We are handicapped Then the boy in the sheet step service 8 cond to none Speed a
ein ND AGENCIE PI
Y New York—National Newspaper Bureau, 219 East 23rd St., New jfor transportation. We could}ped forth and said in hollow For full particulars and information regardir
: iy York City. jbring in a million pounds of hal-j|tones: ALBERT DAVIDSON
sts Seattle—Puget Sound News Co. libut , ke 1 7 cannot a wae are you doing in my (Agent for all Atlantic Stea «
Pie! 4 ; die it in the fresh condition. In| grave?
J o t ‘he € zrher Sy sate, Gre ro : } General Agent
By a ert ; ee 4 lougher syndicate, Graud Trunk Building, April when we start freezing we | “What are you-doing out of e “il
eat ROM Te eee can handle all the fish we can|it?” the gravedigger calmly 7e- | ==
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2 = lo = gel but just now the boats have | plied. al
DAILY EDITION aigasyprD Tuesday, Feb. 17, 1944 to remain tied up’. —— : — , -- : ——— ST ANDREW’S SOCIETY 4 PQ bn
i in. dE — This gives some indication of} On account of the Orpheus P
; . : ie ; ROOMS :
There is a provincial gov- | is our member doing? Are Tie eee we ee what the opening of the G. T. p, | Glee ee tne ia Second Avenue, Opposite Empress Theatre NC
; | ; ‘ ’ In a speech at Bootle he offered]means to one company alone, day evening, the weekly meeting |pusiness meeting 2nd Friday in month a
ernment advertisement run-|{ the sources of water supply to ; ma ta Visiting Scotsmen are cordially invited
ot ; ieee to sell his estate in Bootle, aland there will be many fish com. of the Presbyterian club will be sn for ball rent apply secretary
se HA ‘nine paper of| future additions to Prince Ru- ; 1 Tokedae tt my For rates for ha
AGS Mae ee pert to be given away to party} § Suburb of Liverpool, for|panies operating in Prince Rup-|held on Tuesday, Feb. 417th. S. D, MACDONALD, — CHAS. DENNIS, i)
very particular interest to the} heelers the same as Wood. $7,500,000. The property wasfert an vicinity. 37-39 President ne TING
people of Prince Rupert. W ‘| Worth Lake was given away to purchased an 1724 for $35,000 The small independent fishing - — . Phone 680
R. Ross. minister of lands, the president of the Conser- and Baron de Forest cited this/eraft are going out and getting CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF octnertie keneene «
gives notice that the reserve vative association in Van- as a striking case of unearned good catches these days. They PRINCE RUPERT { Wi ; a
nent care ah See Island and couver? increment. He estimated the!sel] their fish to the shipping ee ee WENDELL R. JONES Martin , Wanson
of water of Kaien Island anc ; value of $20,000,000 and im-|companies on the water front EXPERT ACCOUNTANT
the Tsimpsean peninsula made if Wm. Manson would rep- mediately offered to purchase] here Th ; ai TENDER FOR STEEL PIPE
in 1910 has been cancelled. resent all the people instead of La Darien’ e Kaibetan ‘$7 1ere, lis class of boats is in- Srd Ave. and 6th 8t., PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. |
This is a matter of vital] being a mere party hack the} cogog9 Bue eh Sarena er aa and re inde-| sealed tenders endorsed “Tender for|— ——_—_——_———————— | 4
. . aE ee ‘ ‘nde sherme , form a] Steel Pipe” will be received by the - le
moment to the city. Last year district would fare better. en eas +8 Taaieine  aaien tad atened, ye later ‘than 4% nood of ‘oetur THE UP-TO-DATE | HAY
the government was requested * * * ‘ 18 day, 7th of March, 1914, for the supply | *
PaO stern sy zee Bare ; : GLEE CLUB WORKING Prince Rupert's population, They ]of approximately 10,000 feet of 45-inch RS UNDERT AE
by the council to reserve per- We would suggest to the make gages: ad pend and 12,000 feet of 18-inch lapwelded UI tT A
ag : oe ar ; cs ‘ ee : : Wis hk ‘ ake goo yages and spend }steel pipe. '
manently for the use of future sitting member that for ones FOR PAST NINE MONTHS their money. at. home. Specified form of tender, etc., may be 211 Third 6t. eat
additions to the city all the he forget party considerations . obtained at the office of City Engineer, Work Strictly First Class
waters adjacent to the city and see that the ‘necessary aa e Prince Rupert, B. C. Switches of All Kinds and Hair Goods «| emer,
likely to be required bythe water reservations are made,}|Splendid Finish to their Efforts} MAKES MUNICIPALITIES accept he lowent or pons ae Specialty 7 ~
city at a fulure date. Especial Perhaps he can find some Which Will be Exhibited at TOOL ATTORNEY-GENERAL ERNEST A woons. a —$—— eer | If yo ug
: City Clerk. ,
stress was laid upon the ne- other means of rewarding im- Wednesday’s Concert ee ae City Hall, Prince Rupert, B.C. ~ TAXIDERMIST fe. *
cessily of permanently reserv- vortunate hangers on than by — The morning paper will find it | pee, geese your proj ig
I 5 I if , }
. The e« “er » " Ta ar *K suslé argu- sore ‘
ing the water known as Mc- giving away the natural re- he concert to be given Wed- ah wee a fe 2 a a Abimals; bitds, fish and all George |
Nicholl Creek across the har- sources of the people. nesday evening in the West-|™en ™ 1€ 7 at 0 x wee Keep your eye on kinds of game heads mounted;| GEORGE LEEK
os : tine ct Cine y verintendent o ducation anc , Sane : ) 4k
oe and the waters of Cloyah * ‘ holme theatre by the Orpheus ie Baboeed Seieotar OF waunii’ PORT EDWARD hides tanned and made into rugs... 5. 4
tiver. ivatmu: imoty , ; ‘loa C a fair wil. ane ' spe - Pe ame <2 end t
ea ee Aue A private individual who ven vee ‘Sm fair to exoel any- cipalities, are analarous, Buy a lot in PORT EDWARD be- and robes. All work strictly first F a
ee y acted as the provincial gov-|thing of the kind’ ever attempted The proposed amendment to| fore the railroad Is completed. class. A, MITTLER, Expert Taxi- .
MecNicholl Creek will have ernment has done would long|in this city. It is nine months ae og 18 PORT EDWARD'S taxation will be dermist, 728 Heliicken St., Van-
to be the source of water su : Sa tia a ae ae _ {the Municipal Act makes the in- :
sou i sup- since have been arrested for|since the club was formed, dur- anton brs sinalities \ very low. couver, B.C,
ply for the future town across obtaining money under falsejing which time the ,members|*! Sn Tae eae eS
the harbor and Cloyah River : : ‘ i ; Se a tool of the attorney-general, PORT EDWARD has installed its pain Sp ereerearser :
¢ - ahO YE pretenses or billed with an|/have been working steadily at a white the authority which the own water system. New Wellington Cos Best @
will be required to supply the) actidn for damages. When|number of choruses, of which TaN TORE, Sree tae PORT EDWARD offers ideal in- GEORGE LEEK Coes
town on the back of the island. the townsite was originally|five will be sung at this first |°?° Or per emann ae places every Ph 116 eon
oi he * ; J , ad aac a a ae : municipality at his merey. dustrial sites. Real Estate, insurance and Loan Broker one Rogers &h
‘ sold great stress was laidjconcert. The object of the so- No such authority as is pro-|¢§ —— SS S ome we: Notary Public. Rente and Colluctions 4
Enquiry was made at the upon the wharf at the foot of|ciety is to encourage the study posed should be piven t ts n |\3 HARRISON GAMBLE & CO a
‘ ie . se she ( > give O & one, P a ‘ “
city hall as to whether the McBride street. The wharfjof vocal music, and it is open to but an indpendent board should Third Ave. Prince Rupert AUCTIONSER FOR PLUMBING ANt Heating |
government had signified its was completed about three}jreceive as new members’ those We a snointad enioh oe ld } 220 Second Ave Prince Rupert
i 2 7 € o . id . oOo 1. ‘PL ~~ ‘ é . as
intention of making the re-| years later than the purchas-}who are endowed with the ability s ib neti aia adit ; ine SMITH & MALLET}
: sponsible 0 e ieZisié "e on
serves asked for last year, but ers of lots were given to un-jlo sing. Since the society was], fs Largest
Ce . They she ] 3 * removet K 1 5
no reply bas been received by derstand, while the approach |organized, the membership has ate rai cg re . Seer ee LAND CLEARING roe p
; : ‘O * sphere o 0 ‘Ss ant ink j
the city respecting the perma- to the wharf from McBride|steadily increased until at pre- thet a aa h ita Hal tir ee Third ee H Set
. elr i vr shoult e ec ete felso: » ni y ce acts r ef
nent reserves asked for. street has not yet been siarted,|sent' it numbers twenty-four, : ; PERE AReere 15, SDP he Sees Varree
: : . to well defined lines which would for clearing land in and arouad Terrace _awe -
Meantime we are confronted It is now nearly five years|among them being some of the se s 2 . Z
: ere : ‘ safeguard the interests of the ulso cordwood for fuel, etc, Terms, ete,
with the notice of cancellation since the original sale of lots.|best known singers in the city. miiiniDKiick DUE! SOhIGH | would on application. D. C. STUART
of reserves as per advertise- If we had a member repre-|Sunday afternoon the choir held a ‘ a day thom Gem >t ellape Richtee aki sal "
, 0 ake ¢ é ‘oO e e
ment now running in’ the senting us in the house whoja practice in the Westholme op- “i na. td Wok. after thet cada “A Roce
. . ° . "1 ( oo i ) er Ww
morning paper, would fight instead of fawnjera house and the singing was]. ffairs HARRISON W. ROGERS 808 2ra Ave. Phone a
a ‘ 5.
Ee all these. things would bejall that could be desired. In all k a Architect PRINCE RUPERT. 8. 6
What does this mean? What] remedied. five numbers were sung and Physiology Note ; , i
_ everyone of them was rendered y Suite. 1, Federal Blovk Alex, M. Mansot
; re z with a surpassing spirit ¢ “x- RPT Ss i {CE RUPERT E .
as urpassing spirit and ox The average man’s arm is 30 PRINCE RUPERT, B. ©, Re W.s
cellence of finish that augurs inches long: the average wom- Phone 300 P.O, Bux 16535 WILLIAMS ViIANSON
well for the success of the com- ae wa : ; : nila lata NS a te eae ‘ ss ‘
FRED STORK’S HARD W ARE ing concert. Members and con-(°"® Waist is thirty inches round before bottling Sarristers. 5 Ee
ductor have bee nworking hard seas roger ty are thy works, ©) cusRaNTEED BY THE SECOND HAND GOODS oe Oh
sey ‘ tiene ee ee ee ee Le and the result of ther work has|\%U"°:. GOVERNMENT of CANADA I will buy or sell all kinds of ;
amply repaid all their efforts. i ad eg ' ul VLE WL household goods. inechat Helgerson Block
710 SECOND AVE In addition to the choir the Demand the Bran tools, guns and men's eINE. |

 
 

 

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Carpenters’ Tools Builders’ Hardware Ship Chandlery ZL ccna Will call any time

       

 

       

 

          
 

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Wire Cable Stee! Blocks Fishing Tackle ae hs ae ne ae Bal F. M. CROSBY PACIFIC TRANSFER (0
Iron Pipe Pipe Fittings Rifles and Shotguns hha Gna aihiies” wae aan S80 Srd Hive: Wi,’ Wiens Ret Bee a rf, us
Rope Valves Ammunition ak foes in tie Nieto ae UNION 9.9. COMPANY OF B. C., Ltd ark ul | Novag
Pumps Hose Paint Prince Rupert. diclndhid dlrioveetetae A IVARSON & CO. Carefully

 

Stoves and Ranges Rubberoid Roofing Corrugated Iron
“WE SELL NOTHING BUT THE BEST”

   

Storage and Forwe
Blacksmiths & Horseshoers j

“BE SURE YOU'RE RIGHT, ’
Boat Work P. O. Box 203 Pree

THEN GO AHEAD”

Twin Screw Steamer

      

 

 

 

 

     
   
      
    
      
  
  

scree == — Phone 525 41st Ave., Manson Ws IRERTSON
The city council should see to 6é CHELOHSIN 99 Me ; en " P, ROBERTSON
FRED STORK’S HARDWARE fii scree ical SISOS Aeseee Ghartered Accountant
the hydro-electric undertaking | Audits, Investigat »
at Woodworth lake until all the eh he PRINCE RUPERT FEED C0. — rae
a SSE | money necessary to complete it Smith Biock, Srd Ay Rupert, BS

 

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The city would find itself in a ——— . s E
pretty predicament if the work W d d Deale a U M r> R
were only half completed and a e nes ays ae | , ae ae
new bylaw for mcney to com- FEED SEEDS
plete the work were defeated. 2p. m. HAY TIMOTHY O ya L
OREO Bl ok SS es, } :
BARON DE FOREST OATS CLOVER a
The Cheerful Waiter rar
SHINGLES, MOULDINGS, SASH, DOORS Gent—"Is there ,any soup on{An hereditary baron of the Aus-| | WHEAT ALFALFA |
ee the bill of fare?” trian empire and one of the Get tickets and reservations CORN ETC Comple te Line of
PRINCE RUPERT LUMBER C0 Waiter—"There was, sir, but best known men of the British eee calecabanal aie ppLies
J | wiped it off.” aristocracy, who offers to buy ; BUILDER: Poh
First and McBride Prince Rupert a the Rerl af Dettiv's Hoolle oa: R St hi CHICKEN FEED A SPECIALTY 4 Limite
: SN ’ r TU J. Lidae
PHONE 25 Branch Yard at Smithers, B. C. The high flights of some poets} tate at the lattew#s valuation of ogers steamship Agency ‘ sisi WESTHOLME LI
make one as dizzy as aviation. $7,500,000. Second Ave. ' Phone 116!'Mall orders promptly attended tu e —
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